International Cruises, Pullmantur Cruceros

PULLMANTUR CRUCEROS

        Pullmantur Cruceros was founded in 2000 and became the largest Spanish cruise line in the world nowadays. In 2006 it was bought by Royal Caribbean International, and some bigger ships, which were transferred from Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises, joined the fleet.

        The cruise line operates a number of vessels which target the Spanish-speaking passengers. They provide all-inclusive cruise holidays with itineraries sailing to the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
 


Ship(s) in Operation

 

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Ship

Sovereign

Empress

Entered Service

1988 January

1990 June

Builder

Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire (France)

Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire (France)

Original Cost

US$183.5 million

US$170 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Valletta, Malta

Gross Tonnage

73192 tons

48563 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

268.3 x 32.2 x 7.6 (m), 880.1 x 105.6 x 24.8 (ft)

210.8 x 30.7 x 7.5 (m), 691.4 x 100.7 x 24.6 (ft)

Speed

19 knots

19.5 knots

Passenger Decks

14

10

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

1162 (441, 659, 62)

795 (310, 416, 69)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2324 / 2733

1590 / 1877

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

31.49 / 26.78

30.54 / 25.87

Total Crew

820

645

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2.83 / 3.33

2.47 / 2.91

Navigation Officers

European

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

8512281, 9HUE9

8716899, 9HJE9

Sister Ships

Monarch of the Seas, Majesty of the Seas
(Royal Caribbean International)

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History

1988-2008: Sovereign of the Seas
     (Royal Caribbean International)
2008- : Sovereign (Pullmantur Cruceros)

1990-1990: Future Seas (Admiral Cruises)
     [planned but never operated]
1990-2004: Nordic Empress
     (Royal Caribbean International)
2004-2008: Empress of the Seas
     (Royal Caribbean International)
2008- : Empress (Pullmantur Cruceros)

 

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Ship

Zenith

Entered Service

1992 April

Builder

Meyer Werft, Papenburg (Germany)

Original Cost

US$210 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Gross Tonnage

47413 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

208.0 x 29.0 x 7.2 (m), 682.4 x 95.1 x 23.6 (ft)

Speed

21.4 knots

Passenger Decks

10

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

720 (153, 508, 59)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1440 / 1828

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

32.93 / 25.94

Total Crew

620

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2.32 / 2.95

Navigation Officers

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

8918136, 9HXM8

Sister Ships

Horizon (Croisières de France)

History

1992-2007: Zenith (Celebrity Cruises)
2007- : Zenith (Pullmantur Cruceros)

 

Former Ship(s)

 

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Ship

Horizon

Entered Service

1990 May

Builder

Meyer Werft, Papenburg (Germany)

Original Cost

US$185 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Gross Tonnage

47427 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

208.0 x 29.0 x 7.2 (m), 682.4 x 95.1 x 23.6 (ft)

Speed

21.4 knots

Passenger Decks

10

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

721 (151, 502, 68)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1442 / 1828

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

32.89 / 25.94

Total Crew

620

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2.33 / 2.95

Navigation Officers

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

8807088, 9HYZ9

Sister Ships

Zenith (Pullmantur Cruceros)

History

1990-2005: Horizon (Celebrity Cruises)
2005-2009: Island Star (Island Cruises)
2009-2010: Pacific Dream (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2010-2012: Horizon (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2012- : Horizon (Croisières de France)

 

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Ship

Ocean Dream

Holiday Dream

Entered Service

1982 January

1982 January

Builder

Aalborg Vaerft, Aalborg (Denmark)

Bremer Vulkan, Bremen (Germany)

Original Cost

US$100 million

US$120 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Valletta, Malta

Gross Tonnage

35265 tons

37301 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

204.8 x 26.5 x 7.5 (m), 671.7 x 86.8 x 24.6 (ft)

199.6 x 28.5 x 8.3 (m), 654.7 x 93.5 x 27.2 (ft)

Speed

19 knots

19 knots

Passenger Decks

8

10

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

490 (172, 306, 12) 374 (65, 303, 6)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

980 / 1422 752 / 1158

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

35.98 / 24.80 49.60 / 32.21

Total Crew

526 406

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1.86 / 2.70 1.85 / 2.85

Navigation Officers

European

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

7915096, 9HZY8

7822457, 9HOF8

Sister Ships

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History

1981-2000: Tropicale (Carnival Cruise Lines)
2000-2005: Costa Tropicale (Costa Cruises)
2005-2008: Pacific Star (P&O Cruises Australia)
2008-2012: Ocean Dream (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2012- : Ocean Dream (Peace Boat)

1982-1999: Europa <V>
     (Hapag-Lloyd Kreuzfahrten)
1999-2000: SuperStar Europe (Star Cruises)
2000-2002: SuperStar Aries (Star Cruises)
2002-2002: Ocean Voyager (Orient Lines)
     planned but never operated]
2002-2004: SuperStar Aries (Star Cruises)
2004-2008: Holiday Dream (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2008-2012: Bleu de France
     (CDF Croisières de France)
2012- : Saga Sapphire (Saga Cruises)

 

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Ship

Atlantic Star

Pacific

Entered Service

1984 May

1971 May

Builder

Constructions Industrielles de la Méditerranée,
La Seyne-sur-Mer (France)

Rheinstahl Nordseewerke, Emden (Germany)

Original Cost

US$156 million

US$25 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Nassau, The Bahamas

Gross Tonnage

46392 tons

20636 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

240.4 x 27.8 x 8.2 (m), 788.5 x 91.3 x 26.7 (ft)

168.7 x 24.6 x 7.5 (m), 553.3 x 80.7 x 24.6 (ft)

Speed

18 knots 18 knots

Passenger Decks

10 8

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

600 (215, 375, 10) 320 (70, 250, 0)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1200 / 1550 640 / 750

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

38.66 / 29.93 32.24 / 27.51

Total Crew

550 350

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2.18 / 2.82 1.83 / 2.14

Navigation Officers

European

Spanish

IMO Number, Call Sign

8024026, 9HOC8

7018563, C6SB5

Sister Ships

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Discovery (Cruise & Maritime Voyages)

History

1984-1988: Fairsky (Sitmar Cruises)
1988-2000: Sky Princess (Princess Cruises)
2000-2006: Pacific Sky (P&O Cruises Australia)
2006-2009: Sky Wonder (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2009-2010: Atlantic Star (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2010- : [laid up]

1971-1975: Sea Venture (Flagship Cruises)
1975-2002: Pacific Princess <I>
     (Princess Cruises)
2002-2008: Pacific
     (Pullmantur Cruceros / Viagens CVC)
2008-2008: Pacific (Quail Cruises)
2008-2012: [laid up]
2012: sold for scarp in Aliağa, Turkey
 

 

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Ship

Oceanic

Oceanic II

Entered Service

1965 March

1966 April

Builder

Cantieri Riuniti dell'Adriatico, Monfalcone (Italy)

John Brown & Company, Clydebank (Scotland)

Original Cost

US$40 million

US$22 million

Registry

Valletta, Malta

Nassau, The Bahamas

Gross Tonnage

38772 tons

28891 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

238.4 x 29.4 x 8.6 (m), 782.0 x 96.6 x 28.2 (ft)

201.2 x 26.6 x 8.6 (m), 660.0 x 87.1 x 28.1 (ft)

Speed

27 knots

20 knots

Passenger Decks

8

8

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

572 (319, 232, 21) 389 (88, 301, 0)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1144 / 1800 778 / 1000

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

33.89 / 21.54 37.13 / 28.89

Total Crew

565 330

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

2.02 / 3.19 2.36 / 3.03

Navigation Officers

Spanish

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

5260679, 9HOE8

6512354, C6RU6

Sister Ships

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History

1965-1985: Oceanic (Home Lines)
1985-1985: Royale Oceanic (Premier Cruises)
1985-2000: Star/Ship Oceanic (Premier Cruises)
2000-2000: Big Red Boat I (Premier Cruises)
2000-2009: Oceanic (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2009-2009: Oceanic (Peace Boat)
2009-2012: The Oceanic (Peace Boat)
2012: sold for scrap in Zhoushan, China
1966-1975: Kungsholm <IV>
     (Swedish America Line)
1975-1979: Kungsholm (Flagship Cruises)
1979-1986: Sea Princess (P&O Cruises)
1986-1991: Sea Princess <I> (Princess Cruises)
1991-1995: Sea Princess (P&O Cruises)
1995-1999: Victoria (P&O Cruises)
1999-2000: Victoria (Union-Castle Line)
2000-2002: Victoria (P&O Cruises)
2002-2006: Mona Lisa (Holiday Kreuzfahrten)
2006-2007: [laid up]
2007-2007: Oceanic II (Louis Cruise Lines)
2007-2007: Oceanic II (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2007-2008: Oceanic II (The Scholar Ship)
2008-2008: Mona Lisa (Lord Nelson Seereisen)
2008-2009: Mona Lisa (Peace Boat)
2009-2010: Mona Lisa (Lord Nelson Seereisen)
2010-2011: [laid up]
2011: Veronica (floating hotel in Oman)

 

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Ship

Blue Dream <I>

Blue Dream <II>

Blue Moon

Entered Service

2000 February 2000 June 2000 September

Builder

Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St. Nazaire (France)

Original Cost

US$150 million

Registry

Majuro, The Marshall Islands Valletta, Malta Valletta, Malta

Gross Tonnage

30277 tons

Length x Beam x Draft

181.0 x 25.5 x 6.1 (m), 593.7 x 83.5 x 19.9 (ft)

Speed

18.5 knots

Passenger Decks

9

Number of Cabins (Inside/Oceanview/Balcony)

349 (28, 89, 232)

346 (26, 80, 240)

346 (26, 80, 240)

Passengers
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

698 / 834

692 / 830

692 / 830

Passenger Space Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

43.48 / 36.30

43.75 / 36.48

43.75 / 36.48

Total Crew

390

390

390

Crew to Passenger Ratio
(Standard Occupancy / Full Occupancy)

1.79 / 2.14

1.77 / 2.13

1.77 / 2.13

Navigation Officers

European

IMO Number, Call Sign

9200938, V7DM4

9200940, 9HOB8

9210218, 9HOM8

Sister Ships

Columbus 2 (Hapag-Lloyd Kreuzfahrten), Regatta (Oceania Cruises)
Pacific Princess, Ocean Princess (Princess Cruises)
Adonia (P&O Cruises)

History

2000-2001: R Five (Renaissance Cruises)
2001-2002: [laid up]
2002-2005: Blue Dream <I> / Nautica (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2005- : Nautica (Oceania Cruises)

2000-2001: R Six (Renaissance Cruises)
2001-2003: [laid up]
2003-2003: Blue Star (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2003-2005: [laid up]
2005-2007: Blue Dream <II> (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2007-2007: Celebrity Journey (Celebrity Cruises) [planned but never operated]
2007-2010: Azamara Journey (Azamara Cruises)
2010- : Azamara Journey (Azamara Club Cruises)

2000-2001: R Seven (Renaissance Cruises)
2001-2003: [laid up]
2003-2006: Delphin Renaissance (Delphin Seereisen)
2006-2007: Blue Moon (Pullmantur Cruceros)
2007-2007: Celebrity Quest (Celebrity Cruises) [planned but never operated]
2007-2010: Azamara Quest (Azamara Cruises)
2010- : Azamara Quest (Azamara Club Cruises)

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